ATVK recognizes the critical role of research, documentation and policy engagement in understanding the long-term impact of terrorism and violence on individuals, families and communities.
Through research studies, surveys, field assessments and case documentation in Jammu & Kashmir, ATVK examines the social, emotional, economic and psychological challenges faced by victims and survivors of terrorism. By engaging directly with affected families and local communities, the organization identifies key issues and advocates for stronger rehabilitation measures, support systems and policy reforms.
ATVK also leverages research and documentation to strengthen awareness, promote informed dialogue, support humanitarian action and advance advocacy efforts at national and international platforms, including conferences, policy forums, webinars and United Nations engagements.
The organization also conducts assessments and research on issues such as displacement, access to education, livelihood challenges, mental health concerns, women’s empowerment, youth development and community resilience. These efforts help generate reliable information that can guide policymakers, humanitarian organizations, researchers and development partners in designing more effective interventions and support programs.